Bulk Powder Storage Fly Ash Silo with CE Certificate
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Specification of Bulk Powder Storage silo:
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Advantages for Bulk Powder Storage Silo:
1. High strength: The spiral steel silo wall is reinforced by vertical stiffener and occluded by screw beam. It has great strength and good resistance to wind, earthquake and snow.
2. Good sealing function: Crimping and seaming of five-layer spiral steel plates ensures airproof, so our spiral steel silo can be used to store construction materials such as cement, gypsum, fly ash and slag, as well as liquids.
3. Small area occupancy: The smallest distance between spiral steel silos amounts to 600mm.
4. Short construction cycle: High-level automatic construction at site, Need only 5-6 days for a 1,000 tons spiral steel silo.
5. Long working life: 25-30 years, achieved by best combination of plates of different thickness for spiral steel silo body.
6. Nice appearance: The roof is subulate and is not easy to accumulate dust or water. The bin is shining and observable with silvery lines.
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- Q: A silo is a composite shape of a cylinder and a pyramid. If the silo is filled completely, what is its total storage capacity if the height is 60 feet and the cone-shaped portion has a height and radius of 15 feet? (Note: The height of the silo is 60 feet which is the combined height of the pyramid and the cylinder.)How do I do this problem?
- The first thing I would do is figure out how high the cylinder is. We know the cone is 15 feet and the combined height is 60 feet, therefore the cylinder if 45 feet. we also know that the radius is 15 feet, therefore to figure the volume of the cylinder, we combine the area of the circle TIMES the hieght using pi = 3.14 pi*height^2 = area of circle area of circle*height = volume of cylinder 3.14*15^2 = 3.14 * 225 = 706.5 Sq Feet 706.5 Sq feet * 45 Square feet = 31,792.5 Cubic Feet (or pi * 10125 sq feet) The volume of the cone is figured the same way, with one added step. but we'll get to that last. From the question we know the radius is again 15 feet, and the height is 15 feet. The radius is the same as the radius of the cylinder, so we know the radius is 706.5 square feet. we multiply this by the height (15 feet) then since it is a cone, we divide by 3 Cone = 1/3 height * radius cone = 15 feet/3 * 706.5 sq feet cone = 5 * 706.5 sq feet cone = 2119.5 cubic feet the combined volume of both is Volume of cylinder (31,792.5 Cubic feet) + Volume of cone (2119.5 Cubic feet) = 33,912 cubic feet
- Q: while flying from Hong Kong to Malaysia in the night, I saw lot of lights on the ground and I think I was flying over the sea then. Wondering what those lights were...
- You saw fishing boats! In that area of the world, they fish at night.
- Q: constructing a silo-A large grain silo is to be constructed in the shape of a circular cylinder with a hemisphere attached to the top. The diameter of the silo is to be 30ft, but the height is yet to be determined. find the height (h) of the silo that will result in a capacity of 11,250(pie)ft^3
- V = πr^2h + 2/3 πr^3 11250π = π(15^2)h + 2/3 π (15^3) 11250π = 225πh + 2250π 9000 = 225h 40 = h The height of the silo should be 40 ft.
- Q: This represents only silos, no other weaponry or aircraft.
- They are tubes, and well over a hundred, but why would anyone ever do this?
- Q: 1) In a silo of corn there may be 900 kg corn. How many kernels would there be? please inclue units and calculations to support anwser? :)2) A mole of H2O and a mole of O2 EXPLAIN ANSWER. a. have the same mass b. contain one molecule each c. have a mass of 1g each d. contain the same number of molecules
- 1. Assume 1 corn kernel = 0.38g so: # kernels = 900Kg(1000g/1Kg)*(1kernel/0.38g) # kernels = 2,368,421 2. a mole of any molecule is equals to avogadros number... so answer is D
- Q: I have a little piece of land that used to be part of a dairy fram and it has a concrete silo on it. It seems like a waste to not use it for something. I thought about a three story cabin. But it would be difficult to finish the interior and almost impossible to insulate. Or perhaps a chicken coop, but that would only use the bottom few feet of it. Any suggestions?Thanking you in advance. . .
- Think Multi-purpose and three floors. say chickens on bottom. workshop in middle. storage and overlook on top. Workshops that are enclosed can get by with a space heater. rooms could be supported by a square connected with brackets to the wall and floors connected by stairs. I would think that you could find a blacksmith to make custom brackets to match the arc of the walls and support the floor frames after bolting either through or into the walls. I saw a product the other day that was a deck light that was originally used in boat decking to allow sunlight into the areas below decks that would add some natural light. I would want some kind of lookout at the top for after a hard days work.
- Q: The silo can hold 1152(pie) cubic feet of grain. The diameter of the silo is 12ft.1. Given that the volume of a cylinder is V=pie(r^2)h and the volume of a sphere is V=4/3(PIE)r^3, write a formula for the volume of the silo2. What is the height of the silo.Could you please help because I do not understand. I would go to tutoring but my bus gets late to school. Also if you could explain the best you can please and thank you.
- About half the silos I am aware of have cone shaped tops. But yes you should assume that the top of the silo is capped with a half-sphere of the same diameter as the cylinder. volume = cylinder volume + ?volume of sphere with that radius (or diameter, what ever).
- Q: A large grain silo is to be constructed in the shape of a circular cylinder with a hemisphere attached to the top (see the figure). The diameter of the silo is to be 30 feet, but the height is yet to be determined. Find the height h of the silo that will result in a capacity of 11,700π ft3.
- Volume = 2/3 pi r^3 + pi r ^2 *h = pi (2/3 * r3 + hr2) 11700 pi = pi (2/3 * r3 + hr2) 11700 = 2/3 * r3 + hr2 r = 15 11700 = 2/3*15^3+h*15^2 11700 = 2250+225h 9450=225h h=42 It is 42 ft high.
- Q: It's for a display at my job.... I just want the front of the classic barn look.... any ideas on how i can do this?? Also I want to make a couple of silos to go with it any suggestions on this would be great... Thanks!
- Make it from 1 x 3s or lumber according to the size (width) you need. The attch some 1 x 4s to the back to hold it together. Paint it barn red. Then paint some other boards white for the trim. Fo silos, cut 2 pieces of plywood to the diameter you want. For each silo, use firring strips or 2 x 4s (depending on how sturdy you want it) cut to the height you want. Place at least 12-16 around the outer edge of the pieces of plywood and screw or nail together.
- Q: It doesn't matter if you read this article or whatev. I jst need common questions you would ask the writer. It jst talks about grain elevator explosions and how they happened. I need help really really badd.thankks(:
- Gee, can't that Farmer afford to patch the holes in his Silo's roof?
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Bulk Powder Storage Fly Ash Silo with CE Certificate
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- Min Order Qty:
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